1995 Map of Spencer
USGS Topo · Published 1999About this map
National Cowboy Hall of Fame stands as a prominent cultural anchor in this mid-1990s portrait of the growing northeast suburbs of Oklahoma City. The map illustrates a landscape of institutional expansion and residential development, bounded by the North Canadian River and the Deep Fork of the Canadian River. Academic and community hubs are well-represented, including Oklahoma Christian College, Midwest Christian College, and several local schools like Cimarron Middle Sch. The region's transport network is defined by the Turner Turnpike and the tracks of the Midwest and Oklahoma City RR. Numerous oil wells scattered across the terrain point to the area's ongoing industrial heritage, while established community spaces like Springlake Park, Twin Hills Country Club, and the Arlington Memorial Park Cemetery provide a sense of local history and permanence.
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